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1.0KSuzy Cooper: What I stand for …
While thinking about today’s Live Blogging [ Mercury website: 12.30pm – http://www.themercury.com.au/ ] I started dreading the predictable questions about Myer and...
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An open invitation to corruption …
LOCAL GOVERMENT REGULATIONS REVIEW As many Tas Times readers know F&D is concerned about the lack of transparency and accountability surrounding donations...
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NATION: Shirtfronting Vladimir
… It is possible something has been lost in translation … A shirtfront in Australian football involves two players hurtling together at...
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STATE: The Inquiry is plunging Triabunna back into a state of grief. UPDATE …
Hi Everyone, Most of you will be aware of the Government Inquiry into the Spring Bay Mill and Government discussion re acquiring...
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The Probe Part 3: Ta Ann The Ethical Investment Leper
The Norwegian Government set up a Council on Ethics by Royal Decree on 19 November 2004. The purpose was to oversee the...
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Even more macho than Vladimir Putin
I must write to you to advise you of the stories to date that are floating around Europe about Australia’s new Prime...
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Unfettered Salmon Expansion Risks Boom to Bust
Environment Tasmania today warned that the unfettered salmon boom in Tasmania could lead to a social and environmental bust if planning, monitoring...
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STATE: Time for peace with foreshore residents
Alderman Jeff Briscoe said following the historic win last night at the Hobart City Council meeting in approving the Battery Point Walkway...
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What winning the Man Booker prize would mean to Tassie’s Richard Flanagan
If Richard Flanagan could have picked a year in which to be shortlisted for the Man Booker prize, this would have been...
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The waterfront residents of Battery Point prepare for legal battle. UPDATE: Approved …
On Monday night the long-awaited Development Application for Stage 1 of the Battery Point walkway will be considered by the full Hobart...
